Coachella Valley Water District To Host Free Conservation Garden Party
Coachella Valley Water District invites customers and area residents to visit its expanded demonstration garden, which includes a variety of desert-friendly plants and water-efficiency techniques to inspire the community. […]
Landscaping Tip Of The Month: HOA Landscape Conversion
Watch this video to see the transformations from grass to desert-friendly landscaping, including Desert Falls Country Club, Ironwood Country Club HOA #8, Somerset HOAs and Indian Ridge Country Club in Palm Desert. These projects removed 44,000 square feet, saving about $2.4 million gallons of water per year. These HOAs also received a Coachella Valley Water District Rebate. Check with your water provider for current water-efficiency rebates and discounts, or visit CVWaterCounts.com/Rebates https://youtu.be/qro_PT_e5aQ?si=uuNq4tdp1CQRj5Tk
Don’t Get Caught In A Holiday Fog
With the holiday season just around the corner, many families are looking forward to their annual gatherings with traditional meals. It is important to remember that holiday cooking can include foods with byproducts that, if not disposed of properly, can harm your plumbing and the sewer system near your home. […]
Save The Date For Water Counts Academy 2025
CV Water Counts is gearing up for the ninth course of the Water Counts Academy, designed for community leaders in the Coachella Valley who want to learn about local water resources. […]
Plant Of The Month: Madagascar Palm (Pachypodium Lamerei)
A distinctive member of the oleander family, the Madagascar Palm has gray bark, and a swollen trunk where it stores water. The crown of the large leaves on top and paired spines along the stem give it its unique appearance. Slow growing from 10 to 15 feet high, the diameter remains about 2 feet wide. […]
Cut Back On Water During The Cooler Months
As November brings cooler weather to the desert, use less water in your landscaping to avoid wasting water. Plants and grass use less water during the fall and winter seasons. Gradually reduce watering as temperatures continue to drop. Reducing water use is the best way to do your part to save water for future generations. For example, in November, grass only needs about four minutes daily. Similarly, in December, water agencies recommend only three minutes per day. If your soil does not absorb water quickly, divide watering times into multiple [...]
